Human Rights and Human Well-Being by William J. Talbott
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Overview: This book provides: a new consequentialist theory of moral and legal improvement; a new resolution to the so-called naturalistic fallacy; a list of robust, inalienable, human rights; a new argument against moral relativism
Talbott develops a new consequentialist rationale for rights against legal paternalism
The author offers insight on issues at the center of contemporary human rights debates, such as same sex marriage, assisted suicide, rights against paternalism, and rights to social insurance.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
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Requirements: .PDF reader, 1,8 Mb
Overview: This book provides: a new consequentialist theory of moral and legal improvement; a new resolution to the so-called naturalistic fallacy; a list of robust, inalienable, human rights; a new argument against moral relativism
Talbott develops a new consequentialist rationale for rights against legal paternalism
The author offers insight on issues at the center of contemporary human rights debates, such as same sex marriage, assisted suicide, rights against paternalism, and rights to social insurance.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Educational
Download Instructions:
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